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Meanings of incarnate in English
Usage of incarnate in English
1
The Spirit, the Universal Meaning of Life, incarnate in the human Jesus.
2
It turns man into an animal; it makes him the demon incarnate.
3
The Q7 is able to do this because it's the future incarnate.
4
But in the attempt to incarnate and ensanguine it I failed wretchedly.
5
He is the spirit incarnate of Monopoly in its most aggressive form.
6
The perfect sword is intent incarnate: what you want, so it does.
7
Sumner was the scourge of God, the conscience of the state incarnate.
8
He is God incarnate, that in him we may see the invisible.
9
Two hitherto distinct formulae of life became incarnate in these two men.
10
In short, she is innocence and liveliness and health incarnate- ahumankitten.
11
The second instructor of the people was Thomas Bodza, a panslavist incarnate.
12
He is as it were the ordinary common sense of men, incarnate.
13
He is charisma incarnate, and he has a nice beard as well.
14
As in boyhood, so now, his bearing and features were Nevil incarnate.
15
Then the princess saw him, like a new god of love incarnate.
16
The colonel was something of a martinet, but he was justice incarnate.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common